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Trident Bomber Wing
Trident
Logistical Data
Designation Bomber
Ordnance points 25
Fighters in wing 2
Crew per fighter 3
Combat Performance
Base replacement time (seconds) 20
Combat speed 130
Formation V
Maximum engagement range 4000
Hull integrity 500
Armor 25
Shield type Omni Shield
Shield arc 180
Shield upkeep/sec 0
Flux/damage 1
Flux capacity 500
Flux dissipation 50
Advanced Stats
Mass 50
Fleet points 8
Attack run range 2000
Acceleration 150
Deceleration 125
Max turn rate 30
Turn acceleration 90
Equipped with dual Atropos-class torpedoes and a top-notch shield generator, the Trident is perhaps the most feared of all bombers. Its effectiveness is somewhat limited by its low top speed and demanding logistical profile.

–In-Game Description

Notes[]

The Trident is a high-tech bomber whose guided torpedoes are highly effective against both small and large ships. Compared to the similar Dagger-class bomber, it has an extra torpedo per attack run and is slightly survivable, but has a slower top speed and slightly slower turnaround time. The Atropos-class torpedoes have excellent range and are typically launched from outside the effective range of standard point-defense systems, so the only danger to the bombers is stray shots and enemy fighters.


The "demanding logistical profile" is the key difference--the Trident requires an extra 7 OP to mount compared to the Dagger. Based on all of these characteristics, the Dagger is best used on dedicated carriers that will be launching large waves of bombers from longer ranges. The Trident meanwhile shines on combat carriers that will be in the thick of the fighting, like the Legion-class. The Tridents will frequently fire off their torpedoes the moment they leave the hanger, negating its slow top speed entirely.

Change History[]

0.8.1a-RC5

  • Rarity value changed from 0.1 to 0.25
  • OP Cost reduced from 28 to 25

0.8a

  • reworked


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Only up to date for version 0.8.1a-RC5. It is likely still broadly correct but not verified for the most up to date data yet. Please double check the Version History

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